wordamydead

wordamydead is a ny slang that can be used for swearing on your dead relatives.

Jay: bro say word you neva robbed that store last night
Tay: wordamydead i aint neva done nothin like that

by FREE TAY KKK June 12, 2023

wordable

to have the ability to place a concept or thought into words.

I love Leslie so much, it is not wordable.

by Mike June 9, 2003

Wormdance

In the platynereis genus (Marine Bristle Worm) the female will get so turned on by her partner's erotic dance that, finally unable to restrain herself, she'll lose all conrtol. Consumed with sexual excitement, she'll bite off the sex organs of the male which are located in his rear end. (A kind of endless sex.) She swallows the sperm contained in this mouthful, and the sperm travels through her body to the cache of eggs and fertilises them.

Beau: Hey man! What's that sexy dance you're doing there?
Nick: Oh this? It's called the Wormdance.
Beau: Woah That's great! Makes me want to eat your penis!

by Rawrshack November 21, 2010

wordage

wordage is a word to express the way the person puts words together to make a witty phrase

friend1:I have a large seashell collection, which I keep scattered on beaches all over the world.

friend 2: ha ha ha thts not funny ,but nice go on the wordage

by blakey427 October 28, 2009

wordanista

A linguist. Particularly, in reference to dictionaries and word history.

"Now I'm sure some of the Word Police, the wordanistas over at Webster's, are gonna say, 'Hey, that's not a word.'"

by Kellen Ell January 27, 2006

Worday

Commonly Used as a greeting in Northen California (primarily the Modesto area),primarily used between two people who share a very strong connection and trust each other greatly. (not to be confused with the southern version "wordie".)

"Uhh whats up Worday"

by Garcia Chris April 17, 2004

wordass

One who makes up bogus words and definitions for the sole purpose of looking like they are in with some 'in crowd'.

That wordass made up some bogus entry for urban dictionary.

by Fred Fink October 2, 2007